At the moment Android 2.2 has a pretty incomprehensible icon of a battery that shows remaining strength.
Is there a way to switch that to a numeric display (like is available on the iPhone)?
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if you use cyanogenmod, there's an option to show numeric battery percentage, and numeric signal strength in dbm on the status bar |
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Battery indicator is a free app that does this: http://www.appbrain.com/app/com.darshancomputing.BatteryIndicator Unfortunately it doesn't replace the stock icon, it just adds another that displys the #s. I'm not aware of any way to replace or chage the stock icon, even with root acess. |
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Press menu > Settings > About phone (scroll Down) > Status. There's an item called Battery level, which shows the currrent battery level in %. Also the part Battery use might be interesting. You'll find a list with Items that use the most battery there. |
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